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Trades about 12% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
circlace Inc., founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 2012, specializes in empowering Japanese businesses through the implementation and ongoing management of cloud infrastructure, in addition to offering its own proprietary cloud solutions. The company provides expert consulting to guide clients through digital transformation initiatives and enhance operational efficiency by leveraging information and communication technology (ICT). A significant part of its portfolio is the development and commercialization of various Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products. These include Circlace, a comprehensive digital communication platform designed to consolidate business-related communications and documentation, thereby facilitating the visualization, storage, sharing, and effective utilization of organizational knowledge both internally and externally. Other key SaaS offerings are AGAVE, a specialized cloud service that streamlines human resource procedures for employees working abroad, and Prigister One, a tool engineered for managing applications involved in collecting personal data. Moreover, circlace delivers end-to-end support for integrating prominent third-party cloud solutions like Salesforce and Anaplan, covering every stage from initial design and development to successful deployment, ongoing maintenance, and operational oversight.
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